> Most seem to think 4 hours qualifies as storage. It does in some places. In Finland (where I presume you are), it clearly isn't enough, but in warmer place

> Most seem to think 4 hours qualifies as storage. It does in some places. In Finland (where I presume you are), it clearly isn't enough, but in warmer places like Texas and California and the huge swathes of the world that have sufficiently reliable renewable electricity resources that 4 hour storage could handle the intermittency.